Photograph of two children playing in an alley. One boy, Junebug Clark, hits a ball with a bat, and another boy, Ron Forth, stands behind him, leaning against garage door. Narrative by Junebug Clark: Home plate is the sewer cover in the alley behind our home at 12135 Klinger, Hamtramck, Michigan. 1st base was a telephone pole. 2nd a squashed tin can in the middle of the alley and third base a trash can. The trick was to hit deep up the middle or you may loose your ball for a day or two if it went in Old Man John's backyard. More info on Ron Forth can be found on page 37 of the "Junebug Clark Scrapbook.pdf" in a Picture Story by Junebug, age 6. "Why Ronnie is My Favorite Pal" Photo by: Joe Clark, HBSS. Signed by: Joe Clark, HBSS Clark PhotoFile: 7766-76

Weekly student newspaper from the North Texas State College in Denton, Texas that includes local, state, and campus news along with advertising.

Photograph of Bobby Peters and a guest seated on a television set. They both sit in chairs with a table between them, and both lean on the table. Peters wears a white suit.

Photograph of Bobby Peters and guest seated on set. A third man stands behind Peters' guest. In the foreground of the photograph is the television camera and boom microphone. Peters wears a white suit.

Photograph of a large can of Daricraft homogenized evaporated milk on top of a small round table or stool covered in a light-colored cloth.

Photograph of an easel holding a slide that reads "Everybody's Party Line" with an illustration of a man speaking on the phone. He has his dark hair parted on his left side and is wearing a polka-dotted bow tie. There are disks drawn below his bow tie. Behind the easel is a dark background.

Photograph of four men in suits and a woman in a light-colored dress and pearls. They are gathered around a television camera. One man is seated as though operating the camera.

Photograph of the Highway 80 Association. The group is made up mostly of men and all of the members are dressed in nice clothing. They are seated in chairs that are arranged in rows on bleachers and four men are standing off to the side to the right of the group.

Photograph of a long hallway with various signs standing in it. Closest to the camera on the right is a diamond shaped sign that says, "Soft shoulders," and has a picture of a woman on the bottom. Half way down the hallway is a rectangular sign on the left that says, "Road closed detour." It also has an arrow on it that is pointing down the hall. On the right is a small highway sign that says, "U.S. 80." Near the end of the hallway on the right a small diamond shaped sign has a left turn arrow on it. The camera is positioned on the right, making the photo somewhat tilted.

Photograph of a long hallway with various signs standing in it. Closest to the camera on the right is a diamond shaped sign that says, "Soft shoulders," and has a picture of a woman on the bottom. Half way down the hallway is a rectangular sign on the left that says, "Road closed detour." It also has an arrow on it that is pointing down the hall. On the right is a small highway sign that says, "U.S. 80." Near the end of the hallway on the right a small diamond shaped sign has a left turn arrow on it.

Photograph of members of the Highway 80 Association on set. The members are all wearing suits with name tags and are sitting in chairs that are positioned in a diagonal line on the right side of the set. Jack Valentine is standing behind the group and is wearing a cowboy hat. He is clapping his hands and has his mouth open with his head tilted back. The set that they are on is designed to look like a barn with walls that are painted to look like wood. There is also a container for hay on the wall behind the group and there are chickens in two cubbies in the wall.

Photograph of a long hallway with various signs standing in it. Closest to the camera on the right is a diamond shaped sign that says, "Soft shoulders," and has a picture of a woman on the bottom. Half way down the hallway is a rectangular sign on the left that says, "Road closed detour." It also has an arrow on it that is pointing down the hall. On the right is a small highway sign that says, "U.S. 80." Near the end of the hallway on the right a small diamond shaped sign has a left turn arrow on it. The camera is positioned closer to the ground.

Photograph of Judy sitting at a switchboard holding a telephone. She holds the receiver to her ear and wears a comical expression. A Chihuahua sits on the switchboard desk.

Photograph of Judy Mead holding a picture of Rosie as Rosie sits in a basket beside her. Mead is wearing a dress with lace detailing and glasses, looking at the camera and holding the frame forward. The painting is of Rosie facing the right with some flowers next to her. A telephone switchboard sits in front of Mead. Rosie sits facing the camera in a basket beside the machine.

Photograph of Judy Mead holding a picture of Rosie the chihuahua. The real Rosie sits in a basket beside Mead. Mead is wearing glasses and a dress. The painting is of Rosie sitting down next to some flowers. Rosie sits in her basket looking at Mead. A telephone switchboard sits in front of Mead.

Photograph of members of the Highway 80 Association on set. The members are all wearing suits with name tags and are sitting in chairs that are positioned in a diagonal line on the right side of the set. Jack Valentine is standing behind the group and holding a piece of paper. The set that they are on is designed to look like a barn with walls that are painted to look like wood. There is also a container for hay on the wall behind the group and there are chickens in two cubbies in the wall.

Photograph of a slide depicting an unidentified man seated behind a table in a room. He is wearing a Navy uniform. He is smiling at the camera and holding a sheet of paper in one hand. On the table, there is a tray filled with sheets of paper and a microphone next to him. Behind him, there is a flag that reads "Ft. Worth, Naval Reserve" including an illustration of an anchor.

Video footage from the WBAP-TV television station in Fort Worth, Texas, to accompany a news story.

Video footage from the WBAP-TV station in Fort Worth, Texas to accompany a news story about a fleet of U.S. Army helicopters landing.

Video footage from the WBAP-TV station in Fort Worth, Texas, covering a news story about two men who stole a cash register from a service station near Irving.

Video footage from the WBAP-TV station in Fort Worth, Texas to accompany a news story about Fort Worth City Councilman Tommy Thompson's continuing feud with the Fort Worth Press over his proposed real estate deals.

Video footage from the WBAP-TV station in Fort Worth, Texas, covering a news story about Annette Hamblen, a seven-year-old who recently became a national champion in her age division at a competition by the United States Championship Skating Association.

Video footage from the WBAP-TV station in Fort Worth, Texas to accompany a news story about a dance hall in South Dallas having it's permit renewal denied.

Video footage from the WBAP-TV television station in Fort Worth, Texas, to accompany a news story about William F. Johnston confessing to the hit-and-run murder of Joseph J. Morton in Dallas.